Jasmine Green Tea Flavored

Jasmine Green Tea Flavored

The name "Jasmine" originates from the Persian feminine term "Yasmin" which means "gift from God". 

Ingredients: Green Tea naturally flavored with Jasmine essences and flowers.

Origin: Fujian Province, China.

Green Tea with Jasmine comes from a mixture of semi-fermented green tea with brief essences and Jasmine flowers. In Egyptian culture, Jasmine reflects the mystical figure of the Goddess "Isis" popularly known as the "Queen of the Moon". Its consumption is usual in convivial environments and for the advantage of helping to combat thirst. According to some historical data, the consumption of this fragrant tea began around 1000 years ago in Egypt. And it was through the Song Dynasty that it was taken to China.

In Chinese culture, it is customary to offer Green Tea with Jasmine as an aperitif at the reception of guests at their homes.

Properties of Jasmine: jasmine will promote muscle relaxation and fight insomnia, even as discomfort during sleep. In addition, it can help you to reduce the symptoms caused by menstruation such as abdominal swelling, cramps, body aches, irritation, and bad mood. It can strongly contribute to anxiety, nervousness, or even mild depression. As for its stimulating properties, consumption of Green Tea with Jasmine can promote sexual desire.

Properties of Green Tea with Jasmine: this tea will have the power to strengthen the defenses, fighting the worsening of flu symptoms. It acts in the body as an antioxidant, contributing to the possible strengthening of your hair and nails and improving blood circulation. It can promote the continuity of beneficial bacteria for the proper functioning of the stomach and reduce cholesterol levels. Regarding diabetes, Green Tea with Jasmine will have proved to be a good production of your body's insulin.

Taste: sweet and floral.

Water temperature: 80º

Infusion time: 2 to 3 minutes. When the first bubbles appear on the surface of the water, add a little cold water.

Recommended quantity: 1 teaspoon (3 to 4 grams) in 200 ml per person. Approximately 2grs/cup.

Store this product in a cool, dry place.